Earmark Games
The Senate war supplemental similarly is larded down with special-interest items — $2 million for the University of Vermont, $13 million for ewe replacement and retention, and $6 million for flooded farmland
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Regulations Dog Hill
[IMGCAP(1)] As the owner of a 6-year-old mutt named Veda and a member of the group Hill Hounds, Schultheiss has followed the issue since the D.C.
DCCC Targeting Chabot in Ohio
Pryce’s 15th district has become more Democratic — Kerry did 6 points better there in 2004 than then-Vice President Al Gore did in 2000.
McKinley’s Goodbye
William McKinley was shot Sept. 6, 1901, and died eight days later. He became the third president to be killed in office.
Marathon Will Close Capitol Hill Streets
Kennedy Memorial Stadium at 7 a.m., the race will proceed west on East Capitol Street, which will be closed from 22nd Street to Second Street from 6:45 to 7:30 a.m.
Trend Watch
The event will run from 7 to 10 p.m. with a VIP preview from 6 to 7 p.m.
NRSC’s Fundraising Rebounded in February
filed with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee raised $2.6 million last month, closing the 28-day period with $2.5 million in cash on hand and a $6
110th Congress’ Fate Tied to Presidential Campaign Calendar
We could have both party contests essentially over by Feb. 6. We could have two-way, three-way or four-way contests going on until the conventions. Or we could have something in between.
CR Leaves Library’s Digital Program in Peril
When asked if she thought the Library of Congress — which also lost about $6 million in funding for new office furnishings in the continuing resolution — had been unfairly hit by the fiscal 2007
Softball Leagues Ramp Up but Remain at Odds
Part-time players also can be insured for $6 each.
Local and Diverse Festivals Abound
2007 Avon Walk for Breast Cancer May 5-6 With Washington’s monuments as your backdrop, The Avon Foundation offers an opportunity to help those affected by breast cancer with its 2007 Avon Walk
Senate Budget Committee Approves Conrad’s Blueprint, Derails GOP Proposals
6) Adopted by voice vote — An amendment offered by Graham.
Small Business Committee Approves RECOVER Act
Recorded Votes Chabot amendment to strike provision that gives grants to small business affected by Gulf Coast Hurricanes Tally: 17 N, 10 Y, 6 not voting Democrats N
WRAP Offers Free Taxi Service for St. Pat’s
Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday. People “celebrating with alcohol” can call 800-200-TAXI and receive a free (up to a $50 fare) cab ride home.
Bush, Congress Can Agree on Immigration Reform This Year
He was moved to do so, aides and immigration experts say, both by the difficulty of reaching a deal with McCain on legal and wage protections for temporary workers and by a massive March 6 raid at
Nation: NRCC Exceeds Goal for Tonight’s Annual Dinner
Cole set a fundraising goal of $6 million for tonight’s dinner at the Washington Hilton. As of Wednesday afternoon, the NRCC had collected $6.1 million “and counting,” Spain said.
Club’s Future Still Unclear
Some nearby residents don’t even know the branch exists, said Will Cobb, an unsuccessful 2006 candidate for the Ward 6 council seat who is spearheading residents’ efforts.
Financial Services Eyes Hedge Funds, but Doesn’t Rush Into Legislation
-based hedge fund whose investors included pension plans, lost $6 billion last fall by betting — incorrectly — that natural gas prices would soar last year.
Neighborhood Walk Will Precede PSA Meeting
Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells will join police and concerned Capitol Hill residents for a neighborhood walk around Police Service Area 107 on Thursday night.
White House, Democrats Could Spar Over Weapons in War Bill
Abercrombie said his subcommittee reviewed the $20.4 billion marked for weapons procurement in its jurisdiction and found that more than $6 billion was “not emergency in nature.”